Erhard Seeks No Ownership Of A Arms
West Germany states it seeks no nuclear weapons and wants a bigger say in their possible European use. Chancellor Erhard and President Johnson discussed nuclear policy during two days of talks, with no confirmation of a shared Atlantic force. Johnson proposed space exploration and Udall to study Germany’s strong anti pollution program next month.
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NATO
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Jupiter
Stewart L. Udall
French Propose Joint Launch Site in French Guiana
Washington AP State Department officials said the United States is interested in a French offer to join with other nations in a space launching center in French Guiana. Talks will continue with French authorities with no date set. France is building the launch range near Cayenne to replace its Algeria site, aiming for completion by the end of 1966.
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Equatorial South America
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Guiana
Cayenne
Algeria
Moving Expenses and Old Appliances Bring Cash
When moving to furnished apartments the old refrigerator and stove can be sold for cash. A ready buyer may be found via an Eagle Family Want Ad. Take inventory before moving to avoid costs and unused items.
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Fires Kill 16 in Yonkers and Lowell Blazes
Two fires last night killed 14 in Yonkers New York and two in Lowell Massachusetts as near zero weather hampered rescue. In Yonkers nine children aged 7 to 11 and three adults perished in a Jewish community center fire. Lucille Sacks and several relatives died after reentering to save others. witnesses recall a Santa figure torn from Sunset Green building amid Hanukkah symbols. Fire Chief cited an auditorium fire as the start with cause under investigation. In Lowell three children and their mother Augusta Douglas died in a separate blaze. 50 to 60 others fled to safety as firefighters battled the flames amid 15 degree winds. Emergency crews aided by nuns and bystanders. 125 firemen fought under treacherous conditions.
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Sandra
Richard Koneshima
Kimiko
Sunset Green
Hanukkah
Andrew Gerlach
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hugh Si
Augusta Douglas
Quentin
Derek
Andre
Walter J. Kane
Francis Kelly
Boston Board Moves to Liberalize School Zones
The Boston School Committee voted 3-2 to broaden open enrollment to reduce racial imbalance, aiming to fund free bus or subway transport for elementary and junior high students seeking schools outside their districts. Chair Louise Day Hicks opposed, calling the move discriminatory, while Fiomas Eisenstadt defended it as compliance with state law and fairness.
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John F. Collins
Fiomas Eisenstadt
Massachusetts
Hicks and Son
William ‘Arthur Gartland
Joseph Lee
Eisenstadt
Soviet Agrees On New Aid To North Viet Nam
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union and North Vietnam signed agreements for undisclosed new technical assistance and credits and an exchange of commodities. Tass identified officials as Soviet Deputy Premier Vladimir Novikov and North Vietnamese Deputy Premier Le Thanh Nghi, with no details released.
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North Viet Nam
Hanoi
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Vladimir Novikov
le Thanh Negi
Kremlin
Del Gallo Calls for Study of City Welfare Dept
Mayor Remo Del Gallo urged an independent probe of the city Welfare Department to assess administration, beneficiary impact, and potential civil rights violations. He plans private foundation funding and won’t appoint a permanent commissioner until the study is complete, noting Commissioner Wedecker retires soon.
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Field Foundations
Charles H. Wedecker
Foundations
Haiphong area power plant raid by Kitty Hawk planes
Navy planes from the carrier Kitty Hawk bombed a major bridge and the Yong Bi power station near Haiphong in the deepest raid yet on the Hanoi Haiphong industrial complex. Five direct hits were claimed as losses rose with two crewmen killed and seven planes shot down over two days. A U S reconnaissance plane went down over Vong Bi with two crewmen lost. Ground fighting included the rescue of three kidnap victims, one Dutchman killed.
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Vong Bi
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South Viet Nam
U.S
China
Vinh
Red Capital
Red China
South China Sea
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Qui Nhon
Gallantry Lives: Lady in Lords Needn't Redo Hair
In London the House of Lords eased a 44 year old rule requiring speakers to keep their heads covered. Lady Burton noted removing her black stove-pipe hat would ruin her hair, a challenge unseen before women were admitted. She hailed the Lords as becoming more progressive.
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UPI
House of Lords
Lady Burton
Lords Mever
Titan 3C Mission Sends Four Satellites Into Orbit
CAPE KENNEDY UPi reports the Titan 3C rocket with two experimental communications satellites an amateur radio moonlet and a sun sensor satellite launched in a high equatorial orbit. The three stage Titan and two solid boosters achieved lift off precisely at 9 a.m. EST and reached 20 930 miles altitude on its third burn with the payloads to operate in space for days.
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